SpaceX start 23 Starlink satellites on Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral – Spaceflight Now

SpaceX is preparing to start falcon 9 Rockets in successive falcon on Sunday of California and Florida. The Starlink 12-23 mission of Cape Canaveral Space Force Station will follow the Starlink 11-9 mission of the Vandenberg Space Force Base.

The upswing from the space start complex 40 aims at 10:58 a.m. Edt (0258 UTC). This is the 49th Falcon 9 Start of SpaceX from 2025.

Spaceflight now has a live report that breaks off about an hour before the trigger.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shbl90ak0c4

On Saturday, the 45th weather squadrons predicted a 90 percent probability of a cheap weather for the upswing, citing potential weather restrictions due to the presence of Cumulus clouds and outpatient clouds.

“Until late Sunday, a front that approaches from the northwest will remove moisture in front of the border with some shower induced by Seabree, especially northwest of space,” wrote meteorologist. “The moist onshore river near the border and a likely Seabreez collision will lead to scattered showers and possibly lead some thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening in central florida.”

The Falcon 9 First Stage Booster, which is used in this mission, rear number B1077 in the SpaceX fleet will start for the 20th time. The previous missions include 12 batches of Starlink satellites, three flights to the international space station and the GPS 3 Space Vehicle 06.

A little more than eight minutes after the upswing, B1077 is aimed at landing on the SpaceX dronship, “simply read the instructions” in the Atlantic, east of the Bahamas. If this is successful, this is the 117th booster landing on JRTI and the previous 438th booster landing.

SpaceX also plans to start another Falcon 9 rocket rocket on Sunday evening in the Starlink 11-9 Mission of Vandenberg Space Force Base. This mission sends 27 Starlink satellites into a low orbit.